After spending one week on admission in the hospital, I returned home today to continue my treatment. Before I got admitted, I was “treating” the fever at home thinking it was malaria. Guys… no be every fever be malaria o.
So I flew into Ibadan from Abuja and felt feverish. I thought it was malaria so I ordered for my favorite malaria meds. After completing the dosage, I didn’t feel better. I felt very terrible. The fever was crazy and my temperature was skyrocketing.
I left Ibadan for Lagos to go Evercare, Lekki. After tests and examinations, I was told I’ve got pneumonia. The doctors said bacteria has attacked my lungs. That is what pneumonia was about anyway. This is different from what I grew up hearing about pneumonia. 😀
When I spoke to my mum, she said t was because of cold water and AC 😀. Dear mama, pneumonia has nothing to do with cold water and AC. Funny thing is almost everyone I told it was pneumonia, they thought it was about cold and AC. 70s and 80s kids have been scammed.
So I got admitted. Stayed there for a week. Daily tests to monitor my progress and response to treatment. I didn’t get better in the first few days but after that I got better. Now, I have been discharged and all my treatments have been converted to oral.
I can’t wait to get fully fit and back to work. The lesson for me here is that testing is key when one feels unwell. Only God knows what could have happened if I stuck with treating malaria.
Wealth without health, is a loss. Bro Shaggi 2021 😀
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
I can’t count number of times I have heard people say to me that my teachings changed their lives and businesses. That’s why I keep doing it. Teaching business and marketing is my passion. But I teach it better when I make money elsewhere and then spend it on the passion. #thread
I can do a business I am not passionate about to make money so I can feed myself and my family. I can then use the money to fuel my passion. It is not compulsory that it is my passion that will bring in my livelihood. Only lazy people think like that.
When I make from my other businesses and investments I am not passionate about, I then spend it on creating free and low priced contents to teach others. Like my annual event (not done it in two years though), Youth Enterprise Conference. I do it for free.
Cover Design Contest for my upcoming book, How To Sell To Nigerians. Prize: N100k. If you are good (or know anyone that is good with graphics) this is a chance to earn a quick N100k. Please read this thread to the end for details & guidelines so we don’t fight later 😀
So I just finished writing my new book, How To Sell To Nigerians. It is time to design the cover and I have decided to have an open contest. I have designers in house but let’s have some fun here and win some money. Besides, na still promo for the book.
DETAILS
FOREWORD BY DR EMMANUEL OJEAGBASE
PUBLISHER, COMPLETE SPORTS AND SUCCESS DIGEST.
HOW TO SELL TO NIGERIANS
Sell More Of Your Products In The Next 30 Days Than You Did In The Last 300 Days. Guaranteed!
Abramovic believes his club does not need to suffer for years before winning which I don’t think is a bad thing. His “no patience” style has won him 5 league titles, 5 FA cup, 1 Champions League, 2 Europa Cups, not to mention 3 charity shields/decorations.
Suffering to get results in football is overrated. Not only that, it is actually unnecessary and breeds weak mentality. Top top clubs world wide do not need to suffer to win trophies. Bayern, Real Madrid, Barca etc will not wait for years so they can build a team.
They are not academies. They are not Ajax. Waiting for decades is not a good attribute to have if you call yourself a big team. You give the United and Ole example. The truth is that the example can only be valid when he WINS.
1. Acceptance they are operating in a regulated segment of the economy. One way or the other, their operations will be subjected to licensing, fees, reviews and general “pokenosing” by the relevant government agency. It will no longer be buy and bike and you are in business.
2. Who should regulate them? The NIPOST act says NIPOST should and the license to be granted by the minister overseeing NIPOST (Section 45). Is this acceptable to operators? I personally do not like it. If they do not accept, they must suggest who is in the best position...
Dear Minister @DrIsaPantami. Section 45 of the Nigeria Postal Services Act states clearly that the power to grant courier license resides with the minister of communications. You owe it to Nigerians to halt this draconian move right now.
Another fact that bothers is the fact that NIPOST is an operator and at the same time a regulator. This is not going to work going forward. Even after this new policy is reversed, we have a big duty on our hands because of this act. Anyone at NIPOST or the ministry can still...
take advantage of this act. The question here is, do we amend the act and take the power to regulate the courier “industry” away from NIPOST? If we do that, where do we take the powers to? If it remains with NIPOST, they remain operators and regulators. Not good.